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Large house. Early C17 with considerable C19 modifications. Local stone, some cut and squared, some as random rubble, with Ham stone dressings and part refacing, North and East sides: Welsh slate roofs with coped gables and finials; brick chimney stacks, "L"-plan with additions; 2-storeys with attic. Entrance in gabled end to South elevation by a C19 door with sidelights and no porch; fenestration irregular this side with plain chamfer mullioned window, some with labels; left a timber casement window with ovolo mouldings. East elevation formal, of 3-bays: french doors to ground floor with label mould over, and mullioned windows above without labels. North, roadside, elevation has 4-irregular bays with mostly chamfer mullioned windows: an attic window has a hood and leaded panes, with early wrought iron casement stay; one C19 sash window of 16-panes to ground floor. Interior has several C18 features including doors and doorcases, corbel brackets to beads, cupboards and some shallow ceiling cornices and friezes.